Our Animals

Hibiscus was found on the ground outside Tooting Broadway station

Geranium was found on a local common looking unwell with infected eyes

Oliver was found on a high street unable to walk

Tori was found in a garden looking unwell

Elderberry was found in Kingston unable to fly at the base of a wall

Cress was found in Kingston looking unwell

Fluffy is a regular visitor to the garden where one of our aviaries is sited. She was spotted looking unwell.

Marvin was found unable to fly possibly following a cat attack

The girls originally came to us in March 2018 because their family got a service dog which upset the goos. They found a home in December that year but were returned to us in September 2019 because the existing degu in the house wouldn't accept them.

Scout was found with string tightly wrapped round his feet

Matty was likely caught by a dog

Blake was one of a group of domestic pigeons which appeared in a park - we suspect someone dumped a load of unwanted birds. He was clearly very unwell.

These girls were all bought or adopted from pets at home where they were sexed as male. In fact they're girls! Their people found them difficult to handle so they asked us to help.

Milly and her brother, Max, were found dumped in a bin! Most likely they were born somewhere they weren't welcome and this was how they were 'got rid of'.

The girls were surrendered to us because they kept eating their way out of their plastic cage

Fluffy is well known to her finder, who has been looking after her and trimming her beak regularly since it's prone to over-growing. Recently she developed an infected eye so she's come to us for treatment.

Ariana got lost on a race and was unfortunately found by two cats who inflicted some nasty wounds on her. She was also very thin when she came to us so had been struggling to cope.

Emmett was found on a balcony in Fulham, obviously unwell.

Velvet was seen in a park with a large growth on her shoulder

The girls were very much loved but unfortunately the landlord objected to their presence in their original home.

Andi is a syrian hamster who was found outside as a stray. We suspect she was dumped due to be rather demanding!

Sherbert fell out of her nest under a railway bridge

Harry & Meghan were born on a balcony but were not welcome and the householder tried to kill them

The babies had been born in an unsuitable location in Sydenham and were going to be removed by pest controllers so we stepped in to make sure they were safe

The eggs had been laid in an unsuitable location in Kingston and were going to be removed by pest controllers so we stepped in to make sure they were safe

Caspar showed up in the garden of some kind bird lovers and even tried to wander into their house. Unfortunately he wasn't wearing any rings so we can't trace his owners.

Prince was spotted in a park struggling to walk

Poppet was up for sale on gumtree along with a barbary dove. Pompei was also for sale online - she had been living with other diamond doves but they had paired up and she was left single.

Blossom was spotted in the garden of one of our regular pigeon finders looking very unwell

Tai was originally picked up and cared for by one of our volunteers. She nursed him through PMV and then passed him to us for permanent sanctuary.

Kevin was found as a baby on the street and cared for by his finder for a few months. He was living with their chickens but, as he reached maturity, he fell out with the cockerals!

We were asked to help Noah because his person's neighbours objected to her aviary. He was very much loved and had a great life before arriving here. Nelly was advertised on gumtree and was living in a small cage with a diamond dove. We wanted company for Noah so we offered to take them in.

Coral was found in Horsham with a head wound

Zeus was found abandoned in woodland

Jessie was amongst a group of birds who were trapped in an abandoned building. Most could be released immediately but we noticed that Jessie had string wrapped round her feet.

Noelle was seen huddled up on the track at a railway station.

Maddie came to us because her owner was emigrating and her cagemate had passed away

Gonzo originally came to us in March 2019 when she fledged and got caught up in some bad weather. We treated her for coccidiosis and released her in May. She had been doing well and visiting the release site regularly but was seen looking unwell in August.

The girls were handed in to us when their owner could no longer care for them

Summer was found in Putney walking in circles

Aristotle was a regular visitor to his finder's garden. They noticed he wasn't able to fly and asked us to help.

Terri had a run of terrible luck. She got a spring caught round her leg. That attracted some string. Then she got caught by the spring and string on some netting. She was hanging upside down by her tangled leg for many hours.

Antoine was found with a broken leg. Unfortunately, by the time he came to us, his leg had died and fallen off.

Perky originally came to us in January, struggling with parasites after fledging. She was released in April and had been doing well until she was seen in August looking unwell.

A box of baby mice was abandoned on a shelf in a local pet shop! Of course, as a result we have no history but given the way they were dumped and their colouring, the assumption is that they are either wild mice or semi-wild. Possibly a wild mouse got in with a pet mouse and they were the result. Our friends at Gerbil and Rodent Rescue in Selhurst took the whole family in but struggled to find homes for them so we offered a sanctuary space to a group.

Reggie had been hanging around her finders garden for a few weeks before bad weather finally rendered her unable to fly. There was originally another bird with her but that one disappeared. Although she was wearing a ring, part of the ID number had been melted off to prevent her owner being traced so it looks likely that the birds were deliberately abandoned.

Henry was spotted living in the wild, captured in a humane trap and taken to our vet who asked us to take him in. We're not sure if Henry is an unusually coloured wild rat or is a fancy rat born in the wild but he behaves like a wild rather than a pet rat.

Meg was a regular visitor to the garden of one of our supporters and they found her unable to fly

Forrest was hand-reared by another rescuer who noticed something odd about his behaviour

Bill was admitted to East Sussex WRAS with a broken wing and a twisted beak (hence her full name of CrossBill). While under treatment she developed torticolis - a twisty head - from which she never fully recovered.